by Marissa K. | Jan 20, 2021 | Cats
Have you seen your cats knead? You may think it is rather cute seeing your feline work hard at the “biscuit factory”, but it may make you curious as to why they do it. During kneading the cat pushes in and out using their paws, alternating between left and right. Some...
by Marissa K. | Oct 27, 2020 | Cats
Whether you are working with frightened kitties getting acquainted with new people or welcoming a new cat into a new home, it is important to remember a few tips on getting your feline acclimated properly. As a refresher, the whole JLP team held a meeting to discuss...
by Marissa K. | Apr 1, 2020 | Cats, Dogs, Pet care, pet health, Pets at Home
There are many ways to keep your pets entertained during this time of social distancing and staying inside. One thing to look forward to during these uncertain moments is having more quality time to spend with your loved ones and of course your furry friends. With...
by Tiana D. | Dec 6, 2019 | Cats
The perils of declawing I’m sure many of you when acquiring a new kitten struggle with the decision to have them declawed or not. It’s actually a more common decision than most think, some are quick to jump to declawing, in order to save their furniture. But clawing...
by Marissa K. | Oct 15, 2019 | Cats, Pet care, pet health
Contrary to popular belief, Cats especially need a protein forward diet, even more than dogs. That’s because cats use protein for energy when possible and need more of certain amino acids to create building blocks and fuel bodily processes. Cats usually rely on their...
by Tiana D. | Oct 4, 2019 | Cats
My husband and I just recently adopted a tortoiseshell kitten, if you don’t know what that is, it’s a black cat with specks of orange and tan/white. I noticed as we were browsing all the beautiful kittens up for adoption, that there were quite a few black kittens...
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